[Bonnie]

It's about to get more geeky in here...

I enjoy spaghetti western and horror scores...
Ennio Morricone was a freaking legend. Rabbia E Tarantella is a favorite. (You would have heard his awesome stuff in Inglourious Basterds, but they were in other old westerns before that.)

Though I also loved the Green Leaves of Summer by Nick Perito at the beginning of the movie. It's the theme of the Alamo as well, created by the Brothers Four.

Also, Angelo Badalamenti is an awesome score composer.
He did the theme for Twin Peaks and he's done a ton of other scores. Eli Roth likes to use him for his films.

I also thought the score for the new (and the old, also) True Grit was amazingly spellbinding. I cried through most of that movie simply because of the soundtrack's power. The song at the end plus the film's ending itself is one of the most moving things I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing in a theater.